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The Sunday herald., 1887-01-16
Tno yo,ernu., C.ru,y., and Mart.

The executive committee having the mart and
carnival to be given ut Wizards Hail, February II,
for Two weeks, MEDIA neeIing with the ladies' having
matters In clarge last Saturday evening, and per
the season OF merriment. fhe mart, or market,
feature will prevail each evening until apout =
O'Clock, when the balance will he devoted to carnival
fun, dancing, music, aud general enjoyment Six
novel stalls will be erected In the hall, each having
emblemaic cOors, which Will also be worn by the
being received from generous friends OF the
Veterans. The committee will award gold watch
and seal ring to the lady and gentleman who sell
Will be sold At one dollar each, admitting u gentle
man and lady. A gold badge for Knight OF Labor
has been presented by Messrs. voigt a Haas
jewellers. An insignia for bcycst, gold, set will
diamonds, has been ordered for the carnival. The
donations received from time 10 time.
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CnnrIo.Kean 90 HE RIyal..

In Tei0pte Bdr Mr. Herman Merysle has an
amusing paper on neu he has met. one Of his
friends wes Charles keAn, Of whom he says; l
haunted Kean's house Ia Hyde PARK street WITH
neyerfaRg welcome. How many Of those mornings
remember; particularly one when foand him
fuming Ia the dlnlng-rootl, with several papers on
the table. "lierOan! a fellow has coI1e out 10
"Hamlein In LOndOd, aud they say nothing about
me- "who has7 Who doesn'H Why? Dillon do you
mean?n "DillOd7 that'B his d---d damel DiliOd 4
In my fathers time II anybody had come out IN one
OF hls hest parts when he was playing them, all the
papeTs would have been down on tue Inan for his
impudence. But nobody mentions me-" tried to
throw oil on the troubled waters. "lndeed, Mr..
Kean," / yonthfully pleaded, ~ saw In one OF tue
don when there were TWO such actors before the
public as Yourself aud -" "Andl Phelps, sup
poseY lie can't play the parl oaO ,"
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q r. n n Il Il x h / b 1 t O N
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
IANIrARY IL AMI 10 1897
THE FINEST AND RAREsT COLLEC-
Il TION OF

THE FINEST AND RARESr COLLEC-
l. TION OF
OIL PAINTINGS.
(SOME BY THE OLD MASTERS,l MAGNIFI-
CANT BISQUE, PARIAN FIGURES, MANTEL
!soME Of Wh!ei Ahk VERY large AMI
ANp SF FG
fEDEsTAIs; EBoNY AND oRSoi.G pE6Es.
AND oRNAaESTs; JARpiNiERss,E EAiESeE.
B1HE%lAM pfnSv AND GRIEEsE E WAREi pREs; PRES
FRANCE. aS ELS tsEvRks5 FROM THs 6UKs lHJK De De
M0HNY,s GoLLECrISH, JHEiGiT, FORTY;
VIII WIch iNSA WAS yALukS lHbItFs Al 5000. wo rHhi'
MAIZE AMT3INETIE cL9Gk SET; oRMoLu
oRATk SiI : FhENSM IES,SJ CRYSTAL CHANDELIER.
BRoNzE GROUP. AMAZON ON HORSEBACK
g. TMs tHRSksT BaoSzEs in ANY PRi'
aokpING SOLID 6kNobg GIIANpELiERso on
FAiILARD, snF 1858. From roF' SALE or DUKE ioF OF
HAMILTON; MA%GNIFlGEMr % = FRENGH En- @ munL
AND0RM0Lu CLOCK SIXTEENTH CENTURY
DAY % Clock, % INLAH5 WIFI FRtaiH chPoDE MONTE MONT
PLAQUE, FROM TUILLERIEs' SALE; MAGNI-
wiTm BRoSzE TRIMMINGS And MAhBIE
CONSOLE; LARGE AND ELEGANT MANTEL
AED ls1 PlEH IE, MIIERRoks, dN GILT al AND nNTAL WAL-
TAILS, RICH PLUSH CABINET, Ebony AND
GOLD WINDOW SEATS HANDSOME CARVED
KERN gS KSssR6ob SSR sSps sua
JEMBRoIpERED SILK PLusHl MAGNIFI-
CENT PLUSH AND EMBRo!DERED Poh.
thfs BHFFEr AfR sRoAss TsiMMhb Hen FEET
WIDE, FOURTEEN FEET SIX INCHES HIGH
TURE;TULlP WOOD AND AMBuRNA HAT.
RACK, WITH LARGE MIRROR AND BELGIUM
N1TEb LEATmER, oRNAMENTED WITH
ssSE nEfSsESSsS SEG Fl hAERhAsS
DESK AND CABINET.
BIRDS EYE MAPLE SUITE OF FuRN!TuRE
ROSEWOOD TRIMMING, MADE IN FRANCE
Fkssehs ksSs s1'SS Walnut AND GOLD g~EgsEEAMn.s ~ Al
Ht1ppRM WTnM Wnp sArIN SAhfh AufiioLsTERY WALNUT
AND GILT CABINETS, BOOK %BooKCAsEs, WARP w
ROBES, HANGING CABINETS, LOUNGES, MA
This collection ~ In some respects the rarest and
best ever put on sale In this country and IL ouiy
40 IN aey aayepse,aept The goods are now on ex
hbiton at Masonic Hall, Ninth and streets north
west, between 10 A. NJ. and O'Clock +. NJ, until
The sale viii iare place al the large hal! In Ma.
sonic Temple, commencing on WEDNESDAY Jan
uary ~, at O'Clock ~, and at . O'Clock, !. N;
and viii continue each day at the same hours until
entirely disposed Of Catalogues for each DAY salt
will be ready on day prior.
The sale will, commence With the furniture, hang
lngs, mirrors etc, aud the character OF each day.
sale win be announced In the papers and at the hal
the day prior thereof.
These goods have been on exhibition at l1a'
Massachusetts avenue for some time past and
great number OF persons have seen Them. they hay
Ing now been removed for convenience OF sale tt
DUNCANsON BROS.
ja1G1t AuctioneerH.
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CITY Hail Noses .

10 the Equity Court the assignment for io-morfow
Is cases 81 10 81, inclusive ln the Criminal Court
Walker for murder.
Tne following marriage licenses were Issued yes
terd0y: John A. Lerner aud Martha r. Swami
george Burns aud Maria Jones, Alfred Dorsey aud
Annie Williams, Abraham Schneider, OF Phlladel.
phia, and Rosa Scharm, George w. Grill and
Reboboa Il. BASEL, OF Baltimore, Dennis johnson,
n Loudonn County, Va, and Mary Mitchell.
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FIne Uignrs nd Auction.

Great closing out sale OF the celebrated Key West
cigar house Of Nurilla, PatriciO Co. The stock
comprises the most popular brands In the market,
aud will be sold In lots 10 suit dealers and smokers
commencing Monday at and at 1880 O'Clock r. NJ
at 6Sl Pennsylvania avenue. under 81. Marc Hotel
Mcssrs. Walter H. Williams a Co, are the auctloneers
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reduced n.,e. to u.rr,.uurg.

Tor the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF llpbe WHO desire % al
tend the Inauguration OF Gen j. A. Beaver As Gov
ernOr OF Pennsylvania al Harrisburg on TUESDAY
next, the 18Th instant, the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company announce the sale OF round-trp tickets
between Washington and Harrisburg At the rate of
1870. Tickets 10 be sold January II and Is, and
available fOr The return tip until tue l9th, incla
hlye. Trains for Harrisburg leave Washington 40
A. NJ, 1918, 2,T;lO and 10 +. NJ.
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-16
Ed.


WILSON.-1n Brooklyn, N. Y, January 10, after
a lingering illness, Mira. Charles Wilson, aged
seventy-twU, mother OF Chief Naval Constructor
Theodore ID. Wilson, Of this city.
BOWEN.-After a short illness, at the residence
OF his sister, $40 Fourth street spnthe ist, at A. NJ
January Is, 1887, Abram y. Bowen, late of Gadsden,
Ala. His friends are requested to attend the fu-
neral, from his late residence, AT 10 A. Tuesday,
18th instant. Funeral services at Christ Church,
q street. between Sixth an Seventh streets south
east. [Gadsden papers please copy.l
COOMBS.-M $3.50 p. NJ, January Is, Brenda
Barnet CIomhs, aycd eight years and ten months,
ihiri child aud second dtnZhter OF Oh irles l.. ana
Jennie Blankmtn CJombi Funeral MOnlay, at
O'Clock, from the residence OF her parents, 4DS U
street northwest Friends an relatives Invited to
attend. [5Outhcrn aud New YORK papers please
copy
| FALLON.-January 10, j I'm T. Fallon, beloved
| husband of Elizabeth E. Fdll)u, In the thirty
| fourth year OF his age. FunYrd will take place
from the Immaculate Conception Churcn to-day
| at O'Clock p. NJ.
MILES January II, Anul, beloved wife Oi
Joseph Miles, and daughter OF Ji1n aul Catherine
| Ryan, In the thirty ntth year OF her aga Funeral
| from her hu usbind'a residence lIJ2 street north
west, to-day, at $3.50 O'Clock =. NJ.
| NiClIOLSoN.-Jin inuary II, Miss Hannah
| Nichols IN, In the sxty-fOurth year OF her age. Flu
neral from her late residence, Q03 Ninth stree
northwest, on MOndiy at $3.50 p. NJ.
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,o,..,teye. sans uouieur.

Durlllons mauyais Ongles, engeluTes, sOgnes ayec
success, par le Docteur White, Chropediste, NumerO
liG Pennsylyania avenue, yls-a-Nls !e'Wnlard's
Hotel -Four siOns dUnnes cnezlul, ~ domicil, g.
Lc Docleur white. Ell etabll Washington dupals
1851,
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-16
LOCAL MENTION.

Is passing the northeast corner OF Nineteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue west ones atten-
ton is sure to he attracted by the busy appearance
nbout the store OF Charles II. Raub Go. This Is
the well.known Lafayette Market and Grocery, a
combination establishment that ILLS great want
and smoked meats, vegetables, fruits, eggs, and
poultry, also oysters, nsh, and all kinds OF game In
season, and grocery store, with an assortment OF
nrst-class goods, intending wines and liquors The
advantages Of this arrangement, especially when
the prices throughout are most Reasonable, arc so
many and so plain as not 10 need comment.
"FrrY-oSE" ia the latest Invention OF nfteen ball
pool, and as PLAYED at Scanlons farors, il5 Ninth
street. 1t Ia meeting with decided nit. No ono, not
average player stands Just as good chance TO
win The game is treat, and Will surely become
popular. as 1t is new wrinkle OF Mr.. Scanlon's own
mind, "keylnl"
K,sds PALlcE-Ladies will please bear In mind
that the great CLOAK aud millinery sale viii close In
few days. All In need OF coaks for ladies', misses
and children, also hats, flowers. WINGS and other
goods In the millinery line, Will do well 10 give
Kings Palace an carly call.
GsSrLENES are always assured OF the purity Of
the liquids dispensed at Lc Mout's, Eighth street.
lust above Pennsylvania avcnuc. Long experience
has proved to the proprietor of this establishment
that atfrends arc msde and patronage retained only
IN this way.
THE Excelsior TuTco-Russian baths, lShedd's,l e0S
street, have been renovated and repainted and
uneNcelled anywhere. Superior scientific shampoo
ing. These baths arc the most certain cure known
for hay fever.
WEEKS X CO., auc,oneers, announce tho sale Of
the outfit of the dining saloon Mt ?23 street at 10
O'Clock Monday morning.
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r,.,,,.,o ar Sa,u,., Tnsr.peu,,e,,

No. $40 Thirteenth street northwest, Washington,
~. for treatment of nervous and chronic diseases.
Pure and compound oxygen Administered from our
own laboratory on The premises. Pamphlets free on
application, In person or by mail
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-16

"tlderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney butter churpcd every morning and
,lellvereGin H-pound "Ward" prints, SO cents per
pound. Also cottage cheese buttermilk, and sweet
milk, % cents per quart. Cream, is cents per pint.
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-16

GkDNEY hOUSF, NEW YORK,
BrOadwa and Fortieth street, opposite MetropoIi-
tmn Opera House and tsinO Hotel entirely new.
desirable for business men or families. European
Plan. Rooms 81 per day upwards, Excellent res
taurant. Gen. Dan. Macauiey IL W. Is. bowers.
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-16

WEEKS X Co., auctioneeIs, announce the sale Of
the outfit of the dining saloon ai 1913 s'rcet at 10
clock Monday morning.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-09

STATE are ir sayar ma, Macon next, A.
Ehsta next, Columbus next, then Aaf =
et'a next, t1en A. snta end Amen.
IEls sporting man hails from savanna,
" ccurse.
Capt. }. +. Hester viii contest tne elec-
t'oh Of 7. 4. Clayton :or the Office ~ Tx
'rleciHr II Doukbsrty cOunlJ. " 'n
'te election MAJ ayers net 10 c9EsJlltath
TIE -nl4fns Capt. Hr5ter appeared "Ith
D. u. Pope ~ lis attorney. l.. hrnae ~
ana x. HOODS appeared counsel lyr y q.
~ ton. jI42e Pope submitted . Let y
~. 4.eeal voters ia The county, ard
uoFeG ~ tIrOW out 81! t1r
il!eIai voDes found IN TIE Dalo, box.
Counsel for CaUl. Hester argued toaf,
Under sub section ~ ~ lection lZ-s ~
the Code, tie ballot box should De purKed
u I'll the Illegal Foue. and t0a. toe fe-
turns should he mad Up from t1s ballots
81 t1e ie-aI and q a,i1ed voters Only.
counsel Tor Dir. Clayton raised inc point
that TIE managers mad 10 rlgnt 10 open
tIe ballot 1JE; thai To, ume Tor TIE
atOYe qIDtcJ gscuyu - Apply Na5 "u-
'le yNIrZ was benz dDAei tAat the
Illegal ygyes cast IN tbs election snou q
&ve been cD5lle Rcd al the TINE
iuey were cast, aLd marked "cBai-
leDge0" by tie m3naSers. IneY
also claimed thai the con'esnng parry
~as nos Preceding according 70 re
usual fora az laid Gown 10 tectlOu l5I3
" lle tode, wAicu pr-scribes the manner
Do. Nu.cn ri-cu n confess -hal De 10 al.
after nearing both sides the managers
q cIued not 20 % into an luye 6tlg@l IN VI
tho Dailo. 5, and tie mytl.u ~ cDuJeslaIys
counsel vas therefore LyeFIu!eu. CON
tcst3Hrs attorney viii non proceed WIN
toe cgntgs, a. prescribed 10 Tue C00e. and
nas gwen uptree % The Governor not 70
-. Ice Ysg.r. mos
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A HORRIBLE ExPhI;IENCE.
Capt Kcnesu Has an Encounter
with "a Negro Passenger.

7 b'H tff bN'DA 'FtsJ 4fteEfNDHs
Capt. Reneau, the well-knOwn coEduc-
Tor on the Central road between Macon
ard Atlanta, had an experience Thurs.
day afternoon t1at wac 40 horrible aud AZ
irignuul as any accident that ever oc-
cured on niJ line.
lie was on his way 10 Macon, and when
the train reached Forest station q lsrg-
aud powerful negro man got aboard,
bound for Griffin, thirty miles below
There was nothing about the new pas
scugcr t. attract the attention OF the CON
ductor, cxeebt that he wab very large
man ard cycecd ngly Hack. some time
after, Wnen capt. K neau-passed through
tue tTaIn. ,ue noticed quite a commD,i.u
among Z Qe negroes Ia the car, and be dis
covered tho Gauge was tuat the
new passGAger had Ill. On bis
return rnrOu2h the car he found The
negro oittfru bolt upright in the seat, a
wild. hercs Took IN ms eyes, and froth
still issuing from tus mouth. As soon as
The Captain apprU acDetghr negro Jumped
from mis- beat ana sCt2 4bed him The
neRrO's len hand Caught the Captain,
right wrist and neid 10 as II IN a wise: the
npgrO's right hand was heavily laid upon
the Captains shoulder, ana "A mouse un-
der the paw OF Il tiger could not have
been more helpless than the Captain liz
the Negroes powerful grasp. IL was a
terrible situation Tor an Old man like
Capt. Rcneau, and H. was made more nor
riDle VIXEN be looked up and saw that Tie
negro WAS trying 10 bite him. The wild
eyes, the b!acE face wriuklcd with hOrrid
trDwns. and The biz, caVefnuus mouth
opened wide, showing two rows Of white
teeth, ADDED "A terror 10 the situation that
WAS simply awful.
Richard Otrhe, the newsboy, came into
the car at tuis luncture, aud saw tdatth
negro was trying TO iastcn his teeth into
the Captains face. Up 70 ihis time the
were dazed, never once Offering L. aid m
rescuinK the conductor, but Richard
dropped his basket OF Iruit, and wIth tho
agility aud quickuess OF cat Jumped
upon tn" ucgrO's back and then wltn b0tn
hands around the big, black head tired IA
pun H. backward. IA,s action seemed 1,
have brought the negroes IN the car "a
their senses, and they gathered around
! the BLACK demon who retained his yI-c.
( Ike mp upon the Captain. BGtthe TASK vi
/ slbdutug him WAS hcrculcan. II required
l the strength Of one man 10 rolCa8e even
one nnger Oi the powerful hands VA theli
/ clutch upon the Captains Wrlst aut
! shoulder IL wac accomplished bv grea'
! EFFORT ana then the negro drUpp4u bach
! into his seat as harmless as q child. THO
! porONysm WAS over ana the attendant
! violence Was spent. Iue rigid mu-cIrt
! ic,ANcd aud the big black head which hB.
, rlbi az. uaI to- tHc Captain to need OuI5
! the u'e, biuglc eye IA the middle 60 MAJ,
! the mau Neritablc ana hiduOus Cyclups
lell upon tue breast aud the ArlCal
giant was conquered.
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White & CoIored Border Hemstitched Handkert
q, Ladies' and Children's WOODEN Underwear.

preemnence Ladies' Vests
Cbiidren Vests
Is, when YOU wish to Durchase-oon't forget
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MISSES SUITS.

Misses Cashmere Suits q, 81 each
Misses Cashmere suite a. 81 - each.
Misses Cashmere Suits at - 80 each.
Misses Cashmere Suits at 81; worth
- 80.
Misses Flannel Suits at s. 70 each.
Misses Flannel Suits a SO Zach.
Misses Flannel suits at So 30; worth
81 %.
Misses' Flannel Suits at 81 80; worth
s. - each.
Misses Flannel Suits at So; same were
sold last week 50.
Misses Flannel Suits at ~ -; reduced
from IS each. ...y Az.
Misses Tricot Suits at s.; worth SO %
each. ...-..
Misses Tricot Suits at 81; worth 81 50
each. I. slsua.
Msses' Tricot Suits at s. reducsdfrom
50 90 each. f.r
The above prices are made
with a view Of closing the
entire lot at once.
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DunIap's Hats
Clo!bin9.
For the Holidays

At THIS TIME OF GENERAL FEES.
n INVITES and interchange of good
wishes and friendly greetings. in this
more tangible form, the minds of MANY
Of US are harassed as to appropriate gifts to
make.
in purchasing our stock of HOLIDAY Goods
we ave considered it in all its details. and,
We feel we are not guilty of excessive pride,
when we say that call at our store will be
conducive to the best results, "a we are salts
fed we can offer suggestions which will aid
those whose desire to give IS great, but whose
means are limited, as well as those whose
purses are in accord with their hearts,
Besides Clothing and FurnlshlUgs suitable
As Gifts to those with whom we are most Inti-
mate there are the Dressing Gowns and
Smoking Jackets, or one of our many novel
{ es in the Overcoat line for our near rela-
tIves; the Silk or Opera b ats for our partiou-
lar friends; the Satin Suspenders to be en-
broldeTed for those in whom we feel deen
interest; the plain. fancy and initial Silk
Handkerchief; the NecS wear, Gloves Tray
cling Bags, Muilers, I'm Jrellas and Walking
Canes for these to whom we desire TO send a
friendly remembrance. the many novelties in
Wearing Apparel for our little frlends; ana
many other appropriate articles which we
cannot enumerate for want of space.
We ask all to stop at our store on their
shopping expedition and examine our goods.
Ladies are served in our Ladies' Depart
ment, and can, at their comfort and leisure.
make their selections without being annoyed
by our general run of male customers.
To those who are unable to call, we will be
pleased to send. on having their address gwen
us, one Of our Illustrated Catalogues, care
ful perusal Of which we think will repay
them.
A Tat o. CNT
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POST Od,ces E-tab,sued -Georgia: FOL
som, Barlow couuO, spt coal rom Adnirs-
vile, u milrS west, toule lJ.uG2.
Pps masters Lummis3iCt,d Jan. /. 1887
--Todrtu Glass ONCE; Samuel r. Bran
don. SeueS, Ga
New umcrs--JOhn N. Anderson, Fol-
som, BARROW county, ga.
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JacEsJhylIe etajSlug Of a steamship
Ire q Baum0re.
Ile fp.e4s Court n Florida. January
terut meets ntIai!aLaosee next TUESDAY.
- lao. ~ discovery IN Florida is said
~ De ."b CeDo9l's Oh DlospLate5 near the
ne" y7Yd Aaplts
4 petition nUmer0usly signed By the
eiill rs Or CItra nas been forwarded 70
WasLlnZten 10 hay- Ara. Charles Clover
made Postmaster nj lua, village u suc-
coed ber deceased husband.
The projectors Oil the lime works On the
y atsuuan place, near Dcaia. say that
they have 8u order fyr 10000 oarrel-
rom CasrlestOD, :. G., as soon as they
can pe1 into POSITION - manufacture the
soTae.
circuit Court at Tallahassee adjourned
last saturday after being ENGAGED two
Gays IN TcaearIug Of the case u the
-ta.e W.. Henry Mann, for murder. IN.
jury br"u 2ht 10 a verdict of guilty. Cour,
! oyerruled motion for n new trial, sen
fenced prisoner 10 be- hanged, aud allowed
nis counsel thirty days - hle Dill Of ex-
| ceptlouB Tor appeal TO supreme Court.
IL point Of public enterprise J Dor City
~, Ia many Fe@Kxcts, lar ia advance of
TAMPA, Atfhv1xn eat one year oid she
10 ALREADY pnktlns "a al the airs Of A CITY.
/ The t0~ns IN #8fI nKnted WITH street
lamps, has NfaewaiNa on al the principal
strsefs and It's peDplB are now engaged In
OUTING 10 - ayeteiD OF water works
wAerebf s ~ f5aoDse In the town Will be
snnPlptf<sfith pflfe water from the arte-
alan sell Of fbog & Co.
= la. GrueIle superintendent oftbe Sara
seto. Orlando ana Gulf railroad, had &C
Eensfen ~ 81 10 Blue Springs last Monday
wrtk IN buggy. At Rock springs one
81 the sin2ietrees became loose. which
eaussd the horse 10 make sudden
spring, snatching the line from his hand,
AND the team started on "A brisk run. The
Major attempted 70 regain it. just then
the breast bar became detached,
dropping the pole 10 the ground,
which II entered, ard gave the
front wheels sudden lu:ch, one OF
which caught Major Gruele. as he was
Gltghtng, striking HIM across the thign
aud breast, ana ptnnlng him against the
body OF the buggy with such force thai
he tainted from the pain. Fortunately
tue horses became lOosened from the
buggy 10 the pole struck the grourd. ran
but short distance and stopped. The
Major. after regaining consciousness,
took long rest, renewed his trip ana
finished it.
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OFFICE

CoTToN.-I4
unchanged. |
light and of nj
stock is very 4
dav we're only
ppeuing call,
ported quiet 4
bales. AT Il
was quiet, q
third and la1
quiet and uni
l20 bales.
closing spot
change:
Middling n
Good mldd
Middhng l
Low midd|
Good ordln|
4 Ordinary
H Sea Island
but steady q
Il ing dong an
II sales were a
Il Common q
III Medium . i
Id Good med1
Medium II
FiDe......
Extra 1n|
Choice 81
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n"h No" L'''"-
St'I'ih'
Telfair superior court VIII convene
wounay.
Ther.a~e ytuors o. smallpox 10 Muir
raw c.urty.
rv., "a, . e. 045 Cfsbe r1gyle's taxes
for t,i,ruer County we're unpaid.
NO.. a D.urt. t-cauoe con
-, y, ~, ,.,. tsr,nroo Ma..eBqer a.
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-. -
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n '"-"s ~ a" 80 - 80 s,t,,,,
e,pTno.ts, w..ca 6t.e9arlsd snd tue
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